Single Brothers — Restaurant in Winston-Salem

I had two friends visiting from South America we were having a great time at single brothers the atmosphere was great. We were sitting outside by the picnic tables when a lady who seemed to be intoxicated kept turning around and saying rude things to my friends and I. We were simply minding our own business and tried not to pay it any attention. Until the bartender pulls me aside and asks us to leave because the lady complained that we were staring at her. Note that this lady had to turn around in order to look at us but besides that the bartenders did not want anything to do with this lady and instead decided we would be okay with being asked to leave. I hated my two friends had to have what was a great experience turn into a bad night especially with my friends being from South America and your bartenders also from Argentina and Uruguay. This bar has one of the coolest set ups in Winston-Salem but to feel like my friends were not welcomed is not what this city and the residents are looking for in this...

The three bartenders seemed like any normal bartenders, but as the night became slightly busier (no where near extremely busy where the bartenders couldn't handle the amount of customers) I sat at the bar for 15 minutes before being served. The male bartender purposely took orders from people around me, and even behind me before any contact with me. I simply waved my hand to get his attention and he barks at me that you don't do that to bartenders and that he'll serve anyone else besides me, then proceeded to ask the next two people who had just reached the counter for their orders. After everyone was served, he then asked for my order and I politely declined. I then closed out my tab and did not leave a tip. He then loudly cursed me out in front of other customers for not tipping. The other two female bartenders were very sweet and deserved a tip, but he lost it for them. Customer service should be taught again in this establishment. I advise not going to this bar if you'd like to have a...

This is a regular bar my friends and I go to. We always love it here, however, the owner should seriously consider a new door man. The one working that night, Patrick, asked for my ID, and after I simply said "you know me" AS I was handing my ID over, he immediately coped an attitude with me- mind you, he didn't card any of my friends who walked in ahead of me- so I stated "you see me here with them all of the time," knowing I was being singled out. After I walk in, he comes in hands in the air YELLING at me that if I have an attitude I can leave. For reference, I'm a 5' tall 26 year old woman, and if your door man loses his temper that easily when he's the one in charge of who comes and goes then that job isn't for him. Does not make me as a woman feel safe when a man acts that unstable over a simple comment. I understand if you have to ID me, but it was completely unwarranted for him to cause a scene in the bar and me having to yell back to defend myself. Unprofessional,...